Commonwealth Games Live Updates, Day 3: Sachin Siwach Wins Round Of 32 Bout; Rupa And Pinki Win In Bowls

The tie-breaker starts with an impeccable bowl from Rupa that embraces the jack, concluding with another flawless bowl from Pinki that also wraps around the jack. India emerges victorious in the tie-breaker, securing the top position in their section, with upcoming matches against Namibia and England.

Wales triumph over India with a score of 16-1 in their 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Women's Pool match. The match was heavily one-sided, as indicated by the score. India managed to score with a single 1-point throw, which was their only successful attempt out of 12. India's upcoming matches will be against Scotland and Nigeria, both of whom are also in Pool B with them.

India's campaign in the 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball has begun with India vs Wales in a Pool B match. Wales are 7-1 up already in the first period.

Sachin displays increased confidence in this final round, launching his hooks directly, while Keoma focuses on landing enough punches to make an impact on the scorecard. The Canadian mounts a solid comeback, yet Sachin remains resolute and successfully delivers the necessary punches. Once again, Sachin appears to have the advantage, sporting a slight smile as the bell rings to mark the conclusion of the round. And Sachin emerges victorious! Although it ends in a split decision, the Indian advances to the Round of 16. Interestingly, Keoma secured the third round with a score of 3-2, but Sachin's performance in the second round was sufficient to clinch the overall victory.

The boxing match is about to begin, featuring India's Sachin Siwach competing against Canada's Keoma Al-Ahmadieh in the Men's 60kg Round of 32.

Next on the agenda for India is Bowls, where Rupa Rani Tirky and Pinki will compete against Tonga in the Women's Pairs Sectional Play.

India secured its inaugural medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games late last night, and it was achieved by an unexpected contender - Men's heavyweight para powerlifter, Jhandu Kumar, who clinched the bronze.

The Commonwealth Games 2026 gathered pace on Day 2 (July 24) with record-breaking performances, a dramatic fall that stunned the gymnastics arena, tears of triumph on the podium and another piece of history as one of the Games' greatest athletes became its most decorated male competitor.

The Commonwealth Games 2026 will be available for live telecast on the Sony Sports Network channels. Fans can get the live streaming of the CWG on SonyLIV mobile app and website.

Greetings, and welcome back to our Commonwealth Games 2026, day 3 blog. Team India is back in action across multiple events in Glasgow as athletes look to build on the momentum from the opening two days. Stay tuned for all the latest updates, results and key moments throughout the day.